You just had a baby — what now? When to feed, what to feed, what's next, and why — answered like a best friend who cooks brilliantly and reads pediatric journals. The brain grows faster in the first 1000 days than at any other time in life1 — so every meal matters, and every answer here carries its receipt. Tap the little numbers.
Three ingredients, no sugar — the banana is the sweetness, the ragi is the iron. Cut into strips for little fists.
No added sugar — none needed before age two, says the AHA. Egg keeps allergen exposure in rotation, and ragi quietly carries the iron.
Iron, protein, energy-dense ghee and a melt-soft texture — the exact brief the 6-month mark hands you.
WHO 2023: pulses and diverse foods daily from 6 months, with enough healthy fat for energy. Salt stays out for all of year one.
The dough hides two vegetables; the plate shows one more, on purpose.
Reels, screenshots, grandma's dictation, that blog with the life story — all saved to one vault,
each recipe stamped with the age it suits and the science it honors. ♡
Today's feeds and meals, laid out like a gentle timetable. Newborns nurse 8–12 times a day; the app counts so you don't have to. It reshapes itself as your child grows.
Peanut, egg & friends — introduced early and one at a time, the way the LEAP and EAT trials showed slashes allergy risk. With a calm what-to-watch-for checklist.
Palak, rejected twice, is not a verdict — science says 8–10 tastings change a child's mind. We keep score, so a spat-out spoonful logs as progress, not failure.
Save from reels, screenshots, or grandma's dictation. Every recipe gets an age stamp, an allergen note, and a place in this week's plan.
Coming to the App Store & Play Store. For now — we're building, openly. 🔨